Ezurio launches EZ BSP for its SOM line with security, long-term support
Ezurio has announced general availability of EZ BSP, an open-source board support package for its system-on-module range that it says is built for security, provisioning and long-term software support.
Ezurio said on Aug. 13 that EZ BSP is now generally available, an open-source board support package for its system-on-module line that adds secure boot, signed updates and manufacturing-scale provisioning.
The company said the release is intended to give device makers a Linux-based foundation they can use for products that remain in the field for years. Ezurio said the package includes the Linux kernel, U-Boot, Yocto and Buildroot.
In the release, Ezurio said the software is aimed at helping customers meet longer device lifecycles and security expectations without proprietary tooling or a mandatory cloud service. The company cited the EU Cyber Resilience Act and said products may remain deployed for 7 to 15 years.
Ezurio said EZ BSP is available now on Nitrogen system-on-module families based on NXP i.MX chips and on all Carbon system-on-modules based on Texas Instruments AM Sitara chips. Support for Tungsten SMARC system-on-modules based on MediaTek chips is planned for the second half of 2026.
Dan Kephart, senior product manager at Ezurio, said in the release that devices must be updatable and defensible for years after leaving the factory. He said EZ BSP adds secure boot, signed updates and manufacturing-scale provisioning as first-class features.
Ezurio identified itself in the release as a company focused on wireless modules, system-on-modules and IoT solutions. The release was dated Aug. 13, 2026, and datelined Akron, Ohio.
The rollout will begin across the company’s module families, with Tungsten support due in the second half of 2026.
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